Cramp bark

Assists deep lung and bronchial cleansing.

L-argenine in Green tea calmes the nervous system. Mullein is a well-known expectorant. Indian tobacco acts as a respiratory stimulant and cough treatment. It is also valued in limiting craving for sigarettes. Lobeline in Indian tobacco activates nicotinic acetylcholine receptors (similar to nicotine) that targets the central nervous system. Supportive herbs include, Valerian, St John's wort and Passion flower.

Warning: Not to be used during pregnancy or lactation.  

Eases hayfever, asthma, eczema and allergig disorders.

Assists with poor kidneys and flood retention.

Improves breast milk production.

Reduces an enlarged and painful prostate.

May alleviate symptoms of gout and arthritis.

It improves urine flow.

Warning: Not to be taken during pregnancy or when taking other diuretic medication.

Reduces inflammation in the joints and will help with arthritis (knees and hips), backache and muscle stiffness.

May alleviate back pain after at least 4 weeks of use.

May benefit digestive complaints and lack of appetite.

Clinical studies showed definite benefits in the treatment of rheumatic conditions and low back pain.

Beneficial in the treatment of epilepsy, insomnia, hysteria and anxiety.

Helps renew and revive the central nervous system.

May relieve and prevent epileptic seizures,

May assist with PMS and promote menstruation.

Helps treat throat infections. 

May be beneficial for ADD.

Warning: Overdose causes giddiness, stupor, confusion and twitching.

              Not to be used during pregnancy or lactation.

              May potentiate the effects of sedative medications.

Vitality. Balances thyroid hormones. Anti-bacterial.

Combats stress and anxiety and diabetes.

May be beneficial against cataracts.

Brings down high blood pressure and high blood cholesterol.

Combats male infertility. Anti-inflammatory.

Warning: Not to be taken with blood thinning medication.

              Large doses may cause stomach upset, diarrhoea and vomiting. 

              Not to be taken during pregnancy or lactation.

High hypoglysacaemic  and diuretic activities. Considered to be a good herb against skin problems like eczema and psoriasis. Has antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory properties.

Alleviates symptoms of shock. combats insomnia and helps for baby's colic.

Use to treat flatulence and digestive complaints.

Contains Vitamin C which boosts the immune system.

Warning: May cause allergic skin reactions.

Seeds are mainly used to treat loss of appetite, anorexia and to reduce blood sugar levels in type 1 and 2 diabetes.

Lowers serum cholesterol, triglyside and low density lipoprotein. Soothes disturbed digestion. Combats impotence and period and menopause problems.

Reduces fevers, detoxifies, dispels bad breath and body odor. May alleviate bronchitis.

Stimulates the development of the breasts and increased milk flow.

Warning: Not to be used when pregnant. Please don't use during hypoglycemic treatment. 

Help fights cold, flu and infections. 

Alleviates larynchitis, tonsillitus, catarrh and sinusitus.

For cough, headaches, stomach aches and swollen glands.

Purifies blood. may boost white blood cell production.

High source of iron, copper and cobalt.

May improve digestion, regulates colonic bacteria and fights bacterial microbial infections.

Warning: May trigger Asthma attacts if used in large quantities.

              Not to be used during pregnancy or lactation.

Golden rod is used as a diuretic and urinary antiseptic. Marshmallow root lubricates  the mucous membranes and inner layers of the kidneys. Bearberry contains Hydroquinone which is active against bacteria and fungi and has an antiseptic and astringent effect on the mucous membranes of the urinary tract. Supportive herbs include Nettle and Agrimony.

Barberry is used for liver ailments and disorders of the kidneys. Both organs help rid the body of toxins that clutter the lymphatic system. Protobarberine alkoloids in Barberry intercalate DNA and inhibits various enzymes and neuroreceptors. These alkaloids show broad anti-bacterial, anti-fungal amoebicidal and cytotoxic activities.

Ginger speeds up circulation in the lymph nodes and Dandelion assists the liver in getting rid of bad toxins, supporting the lymphatic system.

Warning: Not to be used during pregnancy or lactation. Not to be used continuously for more than 30 (thirty) days.

Symptomatic treatment of asthma, bronchitis and pertussis.

For stop-smoking, it lessens the symptom of nicotine withdrawal.

Used for relaxation.

Warning: High doses can lower blood pressure and suppress breathing. 

Excellent remedy for incontinence and bed wetting with children.

Used specifically in cases of inflammation or benign enlargement of the prostate gland.

Eases off pain of rheumatism and gout.

Shown healing properties in bleeding, blood spitting, kidney disorders and gravel stones.

Diuretic, to treat post-traumatic and static oedema.

May alleviate enhanced menstrual bleeding.

Rich source of silica.

Warning: Not to be used during pregnancy or lactation. Use for a limited time, not longer than two weeks at a time.

A chronic disease of the nervous system because the Myelin sheaths surrounding nerves in the brain and spinal cord are damaged. Symptoms include unsteady gait and shaky movements of the limbs. Ginkgo biloba stimulates cerebral circulation and oxygenation of cells. L-argenine in Green tea sooths the frailed nerves. Turmeric combats inflammation, is an anti-oxidative and lubricates nervous sheets. Alfalfa supports Vitamin K to cells. 

A popular remedy against gingivitis and mucosal inflammation of the mouth and throat.

Treats upset stomachs, flatulence and diarrhoea. 

Treats night sweats and excessive perspiration.

The drug has been used as an antidiabetic.

Warning: Do not use internally in large amounts for prolonged periods.

Anti-inflammatory properties. Used as an emulcent and expectorant. Properties as a mild sedative and anti-depressant. High content of Vitamin E.

Also used as a diuretic.